Pioneering CO2 Transport Ships Will Use Rotor Sail to Reduce Emissions

 

 

 

 

 CO2 transports ships will each be outfitted with one wind rotor sail (Northern Lights)

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Northern Lights, a Norwegian start-up for the transport and storage of CO2, is incorporating auxiliary wind propulsion into the new CO2 transport vessels it has on order in China. A joint venture between Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies, Northern Lights is responsible for the transport and storage components of the Longship Project supported by the Norwegian government to decarbonize emissions, including from the industrial area around the country’s capital of Oslo.

Norsepower reports that it has received an order for two of its rotor sail with one to be installed on each of the two vessels being built

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Battery power on board

 

 

 

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Words / Amy McLellanThe Havila Castor (Credit: Havilavoyages)
 

Propelled by a growing demand for cleaner energy, battery-powered vessels are moving stealthily forwards.

 

As much of the planet battles extreme heat and wildfires, there’s growing scrutiny of the climate-changing emissions generated by our modern carbon-dependent transportation systems. This includes the maritime industries, on which so much of our global prosperity and comfort depend. In a bid to decarbonize the industry, ship owners are exploring a range of fossil fuel alternatives, from cleaner-burning fuels to new forms of wind power. Battery-powered propulsion systems are also gaining in popularity.  

Just last month the energy storage system supplier Corvus Energy celebrated when Havila Kystruten`s passenger ship, Havila Castor, sailed the scenic Geiranger fjord in northern Norway

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LPG Gas Manufacturing Process: Where Do We Get LPG Gas From – How is LPG Gas Made

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.elgas.com.au/blog/1682-where

-does-lpg-come-from-lpg-production-process/

LPG is manufactured by refining crude oil or raw natural gas, being derived exclusively from fossil fuel sources. It is stripped from the wet natural gas stream during natural gas processing and is a co-product of refining crude oil.
Whilst liquid under pressure when released from pressure at ambient temperature, it is gaseous. It is stored and transported in LPG cylinders as a liquid under moderate pressure.
The gases produced in the LPG production process are mainly propane and butane, with small fractions of other NGL gases.

LPG

Liquefied petroleum gas – LPG – is either propane, butane or a mixture of the two. LPG is flammable hydrocarbon gas used as fuel for gas heaters, hot water,

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Learn More: LPG Facts & Technology

 

 

 

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Learn more about LPG facts & technology from this compilation of popular blogs.
Includes comparisons and plain English explanations to FAQs…
What is LPG?

LPG heats our homes, cooks our food and fuels our cars but what is LPG?  How is LPG made and how does it work?  All of these questions answered and more…

Propane vs LPG – What’s what?

Propane vs LPG?  What is the difference?  We help clear away the confusion.  Learn more…

Butane vs Propane

What is the real difference between butane, isobutane, propane & LPG?  They are all very similar but there are important differences that you need to know…

What is Isobutane? [i-Butane]

What is isobutane? How is it used and made? What

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El buque Neo Orbis será alimentado por hidrógeno sólido

El buque Neo Orbis, que se está construyendo en los astilleros holandeses de Next Generation Shipyard, será el primero en el mundo que navegue utilizando como energía el hidrógeno liberado de una sal llamada borohidruro de sodio (NaBH4).

Se trata de un innovador proyecto que tiene como objetivo alcanzar un transporte marítimo libre de emisiones contaminantes, de acuerdo al programa europeo H2 Ships. Está previsto que este prototipo sea utilizado en los canales de Amsterdam y en el canal que une el puerto de Amsterdam con el Mar del Norte.